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 1        1|    got on his nerves.~“No, by Jove,” he said all of a sudden, “
 2        1|    wear in the first act.~“By Jove! There’s Lucy out there,
 3        1|     the Rue de Provence?”~“By Jove, you’re right!” cried Fauchery. “
 4        1|    reconciled with Diana, and Jove, for the sake of domestic
 5        3|     and invent a new girl. By Jove, happy thought! I’ll go
 6        3|      immediate neighborhood.~“Jove, it’s at Nana’s then,” murmured
 7        4|      In that sort of case, by Jove, he blocked the way. And
 8        4|      growing furious. “No, by Jove! I must box his ears.”~He
 9        7| emerged. It was Daguenet.~“By Jove, it’s Nana!” he cried.~The
10        7|   Because he is a cuckold, by Jove!”~She came and leaned against
11        8|      airs and graces! Yes, by Jove, she was worth more than
12        8|  fresh crumbs in the bed!~“By Jove, it was sure to happen!”
13        9|       cutting me down. No, by Jove, I’ve had enough of it;
14        9|      likes, but a lady—No, by Jove!”~“You are mistaken, I assure
15       10| returning to the subject:~“By Jove, yes, Dad hadn’t any sense!
16       11|      the inside of the bed.”~“Jove, it’s sly,” muttered Philippe. “
17       11|      Lamb and Princess—no, by Jove! All too short in the legs!”~
18       11|      Countess Muffat. And, by Jove, it’s clear the whole story’
19       11|    are shortening because, by Jove, people have taken the horse.
20       11|     head up— it’s a bad sign. Jove! Burne’s riding Spirit.
21       12|       dear boy. Here he is.”~“Jove, it’s a happy thought!”
22       12| playing her waltz for her, by Jove! She’s making her entry.
23       13|      s all the same to me, by Jove!” she cried, bursting into